Internet first
Ordered the week the lease is signed. It is the longest lead item in the move.


Your movers carry the desks. We own the part that decides whether anyone can work on day one: the circuit, the cabling, the network, the WiFi and the phones at the new address.
Circuit order · Cabling · Cutover weekend
Ordered the week the lease is signed. It is the longest lead item in the move.
Drops, rack, firewall and switches live before the furniture arrives.
Surveyed WiFi and ported numbers, tested from a real desk before Monday.
An IT relocation is five projects running on one deadline. Miss any one and the office opens without working computers.
Ordering service at the new address, confirming the carrier can actually deliver there, and getting a firm install date in writing. This is usually the longest lead item in the whole move.
Data drops to every desk, printer, wireless access point and conference room, run while the ceilings are open, labeled at both ends and tested before the furniture arrives.
Rack, patch panel, firewall and switches installed and powered in the new space so the network is live before people are.
Access points placed from the new floor plan, not guessed from the old one, so the far conference room and the break room both work.
Number porting started early, handsets moved or replaced, and calls tested before cutover so customers never hit a dead line.
Most moves are scheduled from the lease date and the moving company’s calendar. The IT schedule has to be built the other way around: find out when the carrier can light the new address, then fit cabling, closet build-out and cutover in front of it.
site walk, drop count, closet location, and the circuit order.
cabling runs and closet prep.
network equipment installed and tested at the new site; porting request confirmed.
equipment moved, workstations reconnected, phones cut over, every desk checked.
on-site or on call for the small problems every move has.
If you are further along than that, call anyway. A compressed schedule changes what gets done first, not whether it gets done.
The circuit was ordered late or the carrier needs construction to reach the building. The fix is ordering first and keeping a temporary backup connection ready.
Every project is planned and run by Jalen May, a network and systems engineer. You have one number for the whole move. Field work is done by Jalen or by vetted technicians working to his plan, and every site is checked before the project closes.
You get an itemized quote after the site walk, with drops, equipment, labor and cutover listed separately, so you can see what each piece covers.
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As soon as the lease is signed. The internet circuit sets the schedule, and carriers often need weeks or longer to deliver service to a new address.
Send us the new address and your target move date. We’ll tell you what has to happen first.
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